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Open Monographs for Fall, 2024

Browse and read the new open access monographs for Fall, 2024 from Indiana University Press

Ability MachinesWhat Video Games Mean for DisabilitySky Larell AndersonPublished July, 2024
Jewish OdesaNegotiating Identities and Traditions in Contemporary UkraineMarina Sapritsky-NahumPublished July, 2024
Open Monographs for Spring, 2024

Browse and read the new open access monographs for Spring, 2024 from Indiana University Press

Extinction and ReligionPublished January, 2024
Of Memory and the MisplacedIrish Immigrant Life Writing in the United StatesSarah O'BrienPublished January, 2024
Hosting States and Unsettled GuestsEritrean Refugees in a Time of Migration DeterrenceJennifer Riggan, Amanda PoolePublished February, 2024
True to My God and CountryHow Jewish Americans Fought in World War IIFrançoise S. OuzanPublished February, 2024
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Open Indiana

Welcome to Open Indiana, a collection of nearly 200 open access titles from Indiana University Press.

Project Collections | Open Indiana | Indiana University Press (7)Open Indiana is part of the Humanities Open Book Program, which is made possible through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Browse by subject: Asian Studies, Film, Folklore, Language Studies, Music, Philosophy, and Slavic Studies

Learn more about Open Access publishing at Indiana University Press.

A Baudoin de Courtenay AnthologyThe Beginnings of Structural LinguisticsJan Baudouin de CourtenayUpdated June, 2022
A Catalogue of 18th-Century SymphoniesVolume I, Thematic IdentifierJane LaRueUpdated June, 2022
A Dictionary of Middle English Musical TermsHenry CarterUpdated June, 2022
After BrezhnevSources of Soviet Conduct in the 1980sRobert ByrnesUpdated June, 2022
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TOME Open Monographs

Monographs remain the preeminent form of scholarly publication in the humanities and humanistic social sciences, but the funding model is need of repair. TOME (Toward an Open Monograph Ecosystem) seeks to address this problem by supporting a new, more sustainable system in which monograph publishing costs are met by institutionally–funded faculty book subsidies. This support allows university presses to publish monographs in open–access editions, which increases the online presence of humanities and social science scholarship and opens knowledge to a truly global readership.

Indiana University Press is pleased to participate in the TOME Project and presents the following publications receiving this important support.

To learn more about TOME, visit openmonographs.org.

In addition to the titles below, these two TOME titles were published in 2020 and are deposited in the Indiana University Press Institutional Repository:

Seeing the UnseenArts of Power Associations on the Senufo-Mande Cultural "Frontier"Susan Elizabeth GagliardiPublished January, 2023
Digital HateThe Global Conjuncture of Extreme SpeechSahana Udupa, Iginio Gagliardone, Peter HervikPublished December, 2021
The Child Sex Scandal and Modern Irish LiteratureWriting the UnspeakableJoseph Valente, Margot Gayle BackusPublished December, 2020
Open Indiana: Asian Studies

Welcome to Open Indiana, a collection of nearly 200 open access titles from Indiana University Press.

Browse by subject: Asian Studies, Film, Folklore, Language Studies, Music, Philosophy, and Slavic Studies

Project Collections | Open Indiana | Indiana University Press (15)Open Indiana is part of the Humanities Open Book Program, which is made possible through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This category, Language Studies, is one of two chosen to represent subjects that are no longer widely published by Indiana University Press today (Asian studies and language studies), while the remaining four categories (film, music, philosophy, and folklore) represent subjects that have since fallen out of popularity for academic writing and publishing, but were at one point quite widely published by not only IU Press, but academic publishers more generally.

Born of the Same RootsStories of Modern Chinese WomenVivian Ling HsuUpdated June, 2022
ChinaThe Struggle for Power, 1917–1972Richard C. ThorntonUpdated June, 2022
Classical Chinese Tales of the Supernatural and the FantasticSelections from the Third to the Tenth CenturyKarl KaoUpdated June, 2022
Japan's Postwar EconomyJerome B. Cohen, John D. Rockefeller IIIUpdated June, 2022
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Open Indiana: Film

Welcome to Open Indiana, a collection of nearly 200 open access titles from Indiana University Press.

Browse by subject: Asian Studies, Film, Folklore, Language Studies, Music, Philosophy, and Slavic Studies

Project Collections | Open Indiana | Indiana University Press (20)Open Indiana is part of the Humanities Open Book Program, which is made possible through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This category, Language Studies, is one of two chosen to represent subjects that are no longer widely published by Indiana University Press today (Asian studies and language studies), while the remaining four categories (film, music, philosophy, and folklore) represent subjects that have since fallen out of popularity for academic writing and publishing, but were at one point quite widely published by not only IU Press, but academic publishers more generally.

Approaching TheatreAndre Helbo, J. Dines Johansen, Patrice Pavis, Anne UbersfeldUpdated June, 2022
Authors on FilmHarry GeduldUpdated June, 2022
Black Film as GenreThomas CrippsUpdated June, 2022
Breaking the FrameFilm Language and the Experience of LimitsInez HedgesUpdated June, 2022
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Open Indiana: Folklore

Welcome to Open Indiana, a collection of nearly 200 open access titles from Indiana University Press.

Browse by subject: Asian Studies, Film, Folklore, Language Studies, Music, Philosophy, and Slavic Studies

Project Collections | Open Indiana | Indiana University Press (25)Open Indiana is part of the Humanities Open Book Program, which is made possible through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This category, Language Studies, is one of two chosen to represent subjects that are no longer widely published by Indiana University Press today (Asian studies and language studies), while the remaining four categories (film, music, philosophy, and folklore) represent subjects that have since fallen out of popularity for academic writing and publishing, but were at one point quite widely published by not only IU Press, but academic publishers more generally.

American Folklore ScholarshipA Dialogue of DissentRosemary Levy ZumwaltUpdated June, 2022
Crime Victim StoriesNew York City's Urban FolkloreEleanor WachsUpdated June, 2022
FolkloreSelected EssaysRichard M. DorsonUpdated June, 2022
Folklore and Nationalism in Modern FinlandWilliam A. WilsonUpdated June, 2022
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Open Indiana: Language Studies

Welcome to Open Indiana, a collection of nearly 200 open access titles from Indiana University Press.

Browse by subject: Asian Studies, Film, Folklore, Language Studies, Music, Philosophy, and Slavic Studies

Project Collections | Open Indiana | Indiana University Press (30)Open Indiana is part of the Humanities Open Book Program, which is made possible through the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This category, Language Studies, is one of two chosen to represent subjects that are no longer widely published by Indiana University Press today (Asian studies and language studies), while the remaining four categories (film, music, philosophy, and folklore) represent subjects that have since fallen out of popularity for academic writing and publishing, but were at one point quite widely published by not only IU Press, but academic publishers more generally.

A Baudoin de Courtenay AnthologyThe Beginnings of Structural LinguisticsJan Baudouin de CourtenayUpdated June, 2022
A Geneva School Reader in LinguisticsRobert GodelUpdated June, 2022
Analyzing CulturesAn Introduction and HandbookMarcel Danesi, Paul PerronUpdated June, 2022
Animal CommunicationTechniques of Study and Results of ResearchThomas A. SebeokUpdated June, 2022
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